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5000 acres... That's what 5 village here own collectively in India 😁

What's crazy is that the Soviet Union apparently never really mechanized a lot of their cotton harvesting, even until recent years the former Soviet republic of Uzbekistan was using mass hand labor (including controversially school children) to pick the giant fields. Ironically, they recently have been importing John Deere harvester machines like the one in this video, so an American company is helping modernize a land that was once part of the mothership of Communism.

So you sat back and did not help? What kind of farm is that?

5000 acres 🤑

you should've seen the cotton pickers your grandpas grandpa used

Depends how many of them old cotton pickers you have..💁🏼‍♂️

hiç harvester kullandınız mı yoksa hala elle mi topluyorsunuz

Haha u niga

Thanks for enjoying the ride 😅

Oh I wish I could say our fields are better but they’re not

i clicked on this video just to find the comment

That machine is doing the work of at least 500 joggers.

We have jamal now all we need to find is gota😂😂

​@@shreyashkolhe7887 😂😂😂😂

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There was no machines in the 1800's

@@UnitedStatesofAmerica2003 they used black men(slaves) in the cotton farms

Smh

@@UnitedStatesofAmerica2003 🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦

Farming simulator 22 is the best I'm using 3 CS770 and 6 CP690s

Your techno teacher?XD Did he teach how to Techno Muisc?XD

Yea around here you see a lot of each

2018 cs690

@@conleybanman nice!

No relation but I do know the guy

Lo0000 in

Each field we worked on was 120 acres. We alternate between peanuts and cotton and we sow rye for cover in the winter. Every now and then when the dairy’s want corn silage we’ll plant a few acres of corn

But it's waste also

120 acre fields

I wouldn’t know about wheat we do mainly cotton and peanuts

We do it all ourselves

@@conleybanman Understand. But if you need it, you can get an easy labor

It all depends we have fields that yield 1.5 bale per acre and then fields that yield 5.5-6. It really depends how much water you have cotton is one of those plants that can survive next to no water and do phenomenal with a lot of water

Hey your freeee😊

Yeah right? And people say there is no difference from FS19!

As long as the base isn’t too big all the cotton will feed in there. There’s a lot more wiggle room than it looks like but if it gets too tall then you normally want to use a picker instead of a stripper

It's becase slavery is banned in the United States of America

@@UnitedStatesofAmerica2003 🤓🤓 it's an effin joke

@@dracokinerek effin effin

Fairly clean the cotton gin makes it extremely clean later on

@@conleybanman thnx for replying 🙏 Why your cotton plants so dwarf.

Very low water and no rain in our area will do that

@@conleybanmanthanx for replying 🙏. why you planting very high plant population ? in India we plant at 4*2 feet distance . What is benefit of high density plantation.

We prefer every 2-4 inches apart if we didn’t do that we wouldn’t be able to harvest it with our machines

It all depends on the machine your using weather conditions and how the cotton lint handles. Pickers tend to leave a little more cotton on the plant than cotton strippers but picker bales have better grades at the Gin

Not the field but the bales have a nice smell to them

It off an on the current price is way to low and not profitable but hoping it will go back up

Stripper headers pull everything off the boll....conventional pickers, if your bars, doffers, and moisture pads aren't set right, you'll leave a lot on the stalk..in that case we re-picked those fields in 2nd gear...we left nothing. On another note, we ran a 9965 and an International Harvester 1822...that 1822 would pick 6 ft tall cotton, 2.5-3 bales/acre at 5.2 mph...left that 9965 in the dust..and to beat it all? That 1822 picked cleaner than this stripper!